Templates already priced for your province or state, quantities measured straight off the plans, and an estimate your client signs from their phone — then the invoice, with a pay-by-card button on it. Try it free for 14 days — no card.
Figures from the Thornton kitchen in the live demo — a made-up renovation company, the real app. Open this estimate →
Ready-made templates for the jobs you quote
What you do, what it does
No onboarding call, no setup weekend, nobody to wait on. Pick your region, open a template and price a real job today.
See it working
Maple & Stone Renovations is made up; the software isn’t. It’s the same Estiquik you’d sign up for, with two years of sample jobs already in it — and anything you change stays in your own browser.
The whole app opens in this window, signed in as a made-up contractor with two years of sample jobs in it. No sign-up, no email.
The Home dashboard: billed against collected, what’s still outstanding, the next job up and the latest estimates.
Start a free trial with your own jobsThe demo never leaves your browser — nothing you type is sent anywhere, and Reset demo in its top bar puts the sample jobs back.
Set up for the job you’re quoting
The first thing you pick on a new estimate is the kind of job. Its template arrives with the rooms and lines already listed and priced for your region — and the demo has a finished estimate for each of these.
Talk the walkthrough into your phone, or attach the plan and measure the cabinet run and the counter straight off it.
Twenty lines already listed — cabinets, quartz, backsplash, appliances, plumbing, electrical — each priced for your region.
Emailed with your logo, your payment terms and the drawings attached. The client signs from their phone.
One click turns the approved estimate into an invoice — or a payment schedule bills it in stages.
The job
Kitchen renovation — Thornton
On the Kitchen template
Floor as an area, the shower walls as a run times a height — off the drawing, so the tile is measured once.
Eighteen lines: floor and wall tile, membrane, vanity, toilet, shower base, glass, valve and trim, fan.
50 / 50 or 30 / 40 / 30 prints on the estimate, so the client agrees to the stages before you start.
Every stage becomes its own progress invoice, with its own due date and pay link.
The job
Main bath + powder room — Okafor
On the Bathroom template
A multi-sheet PDF is fine — each sheet gets its own scale, set by clicking a dimension you trust.
A wall run becomes drywall in square feet, insulation on one side and baseboard in linear feet.
Framing, insulation, drywall, flooring, pot lights and the egress window, already listed and priced.
On Pro, an estimate that isn’t approved after three days gets one polite follow-up, sign button still on it.
The job
Basement finish + bathroom — Nguyen
On the Basement template
Slabs and footings too: give an area a depth and it becomes cubic yards of concrete.
From site prep and foundation through the shell to the interior, section by section.
On Pro, scope, price and payment schedule carry across, and the client e-signs it.
Each signed change rolls into a revised contract value, so the final invoice is no surprise.
The job
Garden-suite ADU — MacDonald
On the ADU and Home Addition templates
On Pro, your booking link offers the hours you set and puts the site visit on your schedule.
It starts at the footings: piles, ledger and flashing, framing, then decking, railing and stairs.
The client reads the exact estimate you sent and signs it on their phone; you’re emailed the moment they do.
The job lands on your schedule, and on Pro the client gets a reminder the evening before.
The job
Composite deck + stairs — Lavoie
On the Deck template
Floors and ceilings as areas; walls as a run times the height, openings deducted.
Laid out room by room, with prep, primer and trim — or removal of the old floor — already on the list.
A small job quoted fast is a job won; the client approves it from the email.
On Pro, snap the paint store receipt in the truck and it lands on the job, tax split out.
The job
Interior + exterior trim — Rossi Holdings
On the Painting and Flooring templates
How it works
There’s no onboarding session to book and nothing to import first. Sign up, pick your region and price a real job the same afternoon.
Your province or state sets the starting prices and the tax rate. You can override either on any estimate.
Nine job types or a blank sheet — or record the walkthrough, or take the quantities off the plan.
Your logo, your terms, the drawings attached and a Review & sign button. The client signs from their phone.
One click to the invoice, a pay-by-card button on it, and the payment recorded on it when the money lands.
Coming from Joist or Jobber? Bring your clients and invoices across with the CSV import — it’s on every plan, Free included.
What it does
Eight jobs the office used to do at the kitchen table at night. Pick one.
Attach the plan and set the scale by clicking a dimension you trust. Then trace: floors and ceilings as areas, wall runs as lengths, fixtures as counts. Each measurement lands on the estimate with the quantity filled in and the price left for you — a takeoff measures the job, it doesn’t price it.
How the takeoff works →Press record and talk through the job the way you would to your foreman — what’s coming out, what’s going in, rough sizes. Add photos and measurements, and it drafts the rooms, the lines and the quantities, with what it assumed and what to ask the homeowner.
How the AI estimator works →The estimate goes out with your logo, your payment terms and the drawings attached — and a Review & sign button. The client signs on their phone, you’re emailed, and the job goes on the schedule.
How e-signature works →The approved estimate becomes a branded invoice in one click — or a payment schedule bills it in stages, each its own progress invoice. The client pays by card; the money lands in your own Stripe account, and the payment records itself on the invoice.
How invoicing works → Progress billing →Photograph the receipt in the truck before it fades. It attaches to an expense tied to the job, with the tax as its own reclaimable field — and job costing sets what you spent against what you quoted and what you invoiced.
Receipt capture → Job costing →Mid-job extras are where renovation profit leaks. Draft a change order in a minute, send it for sign-off before the work starts, and the revised contract value updates itself: the original estimate plus every approved change. The contract itself drafts from the estimate too.
How change orders work →Forward your own phone, and the calls you don’t pick up get answered instead of going to voicemail. The AI receptionist finds out what the caller needs, books the site visit from your real availability, and emails you the summary and the transcript.
How the receptionist works →Your office manager records a payment while your site lead photographs a receipt and you price the next job — same account, live. Invite up to ten people by email; each gets their own login into your workspace.
QuickBooks Online sync →Your other options
Estiquik does one job properly: pricing the work off the drawings and getting paid for it. Here’s where that helps — and where it doesn’t.
| Your spreadsheet | All-in-one field service | Estiquik | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Draft an estimate from a walkthrough | You start from a blank page | Not offered | Record it; get rooms and lines to price |
| Measure quantities off a PDF plan | Scale rule and a notepad | Rarely, or a paid add-on | Built in, straight to line items |
| Regional material & labour pricing | You research it | Usually blank | 60+ regions built in |
| Renovation-specific templates | Build your own | Generic line items | 9 included, plus your own |
| Tax by state or province | Manual | Varies by plan | Filled in, editable |
| Estimate → invoice | Retype it | Yes | One click |
| Estimated vs actual, line by line | If you build it | Higher tiers only | Per line, per room |
| Client e-signature | Print, sign, scan | Usually | From their phone, with an audit trail |
| Client card payments | No | Often with platform fees | Your own Stripe — no cut taken |
| Receipts & job expenses | A shoebox of paper | Higher tiers only | Snap, file to the job, report |
| Contracts & change orders | A Word doc and a handshake | Add-ons or higher tiers | Drafted from the estimate, signed, tracked |
| Client reminders & follow-ups | You remember, or you don’t | Higher tiers | Job, estimate & overdue-invoice emails |
| Whole team, one account | Emailing files around | Priced per user | 10 people, one flat price |
| Dispatch & GPS crew tracking | No | Yes | Not our focus — a job calendar, no GPS |
| Setup before your first quote | Hours | Days, often onboarding calls | Minutes |
| Typical monthly cost | $0 + your evenings | $100–$400+ | Free, or from CA$24.99 |
All-in-one figures are typical published field-service price ranges, not a quote from any one vendor. Comparing a specific app? vs Joist · vs Jobber · vs Houzz Pro · vs Buildxact
What it’s worth
Move the sliders to match your business. No sign-up, no email — the sum runs in your browser.
Your business
Time saved assumes Estiquik gets you to a finished estimate in about 15 minutes from a template, versus the time you entered. Pricing data is a researched starting point, always editable, and never tax advice.
Where we’re careful
Software that touches your prices and your clients’ money should be judged on what it refuses to do, not on a logo wall. These are rules in the product, not settings to remember.
The AI estimator drafts the scope and leaves every price blank. Template prices are a researched starting point for your region, and every one of them is yours to change.
Lines the AI drafted stay marked, and the estimate can’t be emailed or sent for signature until you’ve confirmed them.
Client card payments go through your own Stripe account. Estiquik adds nothing on top of Stripe’s fee, and card details never touch our servers.
Export estimates to CSV or JSON whenever you like. If a subscription ends, the account drops to Free — your estimates stay where you left them.
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Pricing
Every paid plan starts with 14 days free, no card. Starter gives you unlimited estimates, every template, sending and invoicing. Pro adds plan takeoff, the AI estimator, expenses, contracts, change orders and QuickBooks. Crew puts your whole team in one workspace. Not ready for a trial? Free keeps three estimates, with no time limit.
Underprice a single $24,000 kitchen by just 3% and you’ve given away $720 — more than two years of Estiquik Starter.
A dedicated number that answers your phone when you can’t — it finds out what the caller needs, books a site visit into your schedule, and emails you the summary. It never claims to be a person. Add it to any paid plan — same price whichever plan you’re on.
Charged on top of your plan. Calls are counted in whole minutes, like your phone bill. Run out and it simply stops answering — calls ring through to your own phone, and nothing is ever billed as overage. Hear a demo call, or book a live one.
Weighing up Pro against Crew, or want to see the takeoff on your own drawings first? Book a 30-minute demo — bring a plan set from a job you’re quoting.
Before you ask
There’s more in the help centre and on the pricing page.
Email us — it reaches the people who build the software.
support@estiquik.comEach template ships with national-average line-item prices, then scales them by a regional cost index for the state or province on your account. Treat them as a researched starting point, not a quote. Every price stays editable, and your own edits become your new baseline — so the tool gets more accurate to your business with every job you price.
Because the spreadsheet doesn’t know what a quartz countertop costs in your market this month, doesn’t fill in your tax rate, doesn’t turn itself into an invoice, and doesn’t tell you which lines came in over budget. Run the calculator above with your own numbers — if it doesn’t clear the CA$24.99, don’t switch.
Minutes. There’s no onboarding call, no data import, and no setup fee. Pick your region, open a template, and price a real job. Most people have a client-ready PDF before the trial is an hour old.
Yes, with no time limit and no card. Free keeps up to three estimates, built from a blank sheet, with your client records and your region’s tax rate worked out for you. You can print them or save a PDF to hand over.
What Free doesn’t do is send: emailing the estimate, the signing link and invoicing are on Starter, along with the nine ready-made templates and unlimited estimates. Plan takeoff is on Pro. If a trial or a subscription ends, the account drops to Free rather than locking — your estimates stay reachable.
We fill in the base state or provincial rate automatically. Many places add city or county tax on top, and rules on whether labour is taxable vary, so confirm your local rate — you can override both the rate and the label on any estimate or invoice. This is a calculation tool, not tax advice.
Draft a change order: it links to the original estimate, prices the extra work (or a credit) line by line with tax, and goes out by email with a Review & sign button (or print for a wet signature). Signing it approves it, and signed changes roll into a running revised contract value — the original estimate plus every signed change — so the final invoice is never a surprise, and “we discussed it on site” never becomes a dispute.
Yes — that’s the AI estimator. Press record and talk through the job; Estiquik writes it down and drafts the rooms, line items and quantities, with what it assumed, what’s excluded, and what to ask the homeowner. Add photos and measurements if you have them. Every line comes back with the price blank for you to fill — it removes the blank page, it doesn’t price the job or send it to anyone. It’s on Pro and up, with a monthly allowance.
Yes — that’s the takeoff, on Pro and Crew. Attach a PDF plan, set the scale by clicking a dimension you trust (or take the one the sheet states), then trace areas for flooring and ceilings, runs for walls and trim, and click the fixtures to count them.
Give a wall run a height and it becomes square feet of drywall; set it to one side and it’s the insulation; leave the height off and it’s the baseboard — measured once. Add a depth to an area and it’s concrete in cubic yards. Waste and pack sizes turn the measured figure into what you’d actually order, and every item lands on the estimate with the quantity filled in and the price left blank.
On a drawing with text tags, one click counts every receptacle, alarm or door on the sheet and names the item from the drawing’s own legend. Scanned or photographed plans work for measuring, but have no text to read, so those get counted by hand.
Neither. Estiquik works the same whether you’re a solo renovator pricing one bathroom or a company quoting whole-house builds, and you can register as a business or an individual. There’s no per-user pricing to punish you for growing.
You keep it. Estimates export to JSON or CSV at any time — take a backup before you cancel and nothing is stranded. We’d rather you leave clean than feel trapped.
The regional pricing and tax data covers the United States and Canada today. You can still use every template anywhere by entering your own prices and tax rate manually — you just won’t get the automatic regional scaling.
Yes, on Pro and Crew. Connect your QuickBooks Online company from Integrations and your clients, invoices, and payments flow across automatically as you save them — no re-entry, no month-end reconciliation scramble.
Yes. Connect your own Stripe account once (Integrations → Stripe payments), then any invoice can carry a card payment link — or go out as an email with a Pay button on it. The money settles to your Stripe account directly; Estiquik adds nothing on top of Stripe’s standard processing fee, and the payment records itself on the invoice the moment your client pays.
Yes, on Pro and Crew, by email and in your business name with replies to you. An emailed estimate that isn’t approved after three days gets one follow-up with the sign button still on it. An emailed invoice that passes its due date with a balance gets a reminder the next day and one more a week later, each carrying a fresh pay-by-card link when Stripe is connected. Clients of scheduled jobs hear from you the evening before. Every email has a “stop reminders” link, you can switch each kind off on the Account page or per client, and nothing ever goes to a client whose estimate was approved or whose invoice is paid.
Yes — the AI receptionist. You get a dedicated number and forward your own phone to it, so calls you don’t pick up get answered instead of going to voicemail. It finds out who’s calling and what they need, books a site visit from your real availability, creates the client and the lead, and emails you the summary and the full transcript. It never quotes a price, never promises a date, and never claims to be a person. $29 a month for 100 minutes on any paid plan, $69 for 300, $129 for 650 — and if you run out it stops answering rather than charging you overage.
Yes, on Pro and Crew. You get a public link — estiquik.com/book/your-name — for your website, Instagram bio and Google Business Profile. A homeowner picks a time from the hours you set, gives the address and describes the job. It lands on your schedule as a site visit, they’re added to Clients, they get a confirmation and the evening-before reminder, and you get an email with what they wrote. Paste your own calendar’s private iCal address and anything you’re already busy with is never offered.
Yes, on the Pro plan. Photograph receipts on site — they compress on your phone before upload, attach to expenses tied to a client, estimate, or invoice, and carry HST/sales tax as its own reclaimable field. Reports break spending down by category, client, and month, with CSV export for your accountant.
Yes, on every plan. Add a payment schedule to the estimate (50 / 50, 30 / 40 / 30, or your own stages) and it prints on the estimate so the client agrees to it up front. Each stage becomes its own progress invoice showing the contract value, what was invoiced before, this stage’s share and what’s left — with its own due date, pay link and overdue reminders. Set a holdback and it’s kept back from every stage and billed as a final release when the job is done.
Yes — estimates on Starter and up, contracts and change orders on Pro. Email the document with a Review & sign button, or copy the signing link and text it. The client reads the exact document you sent, draws or types a signature on their phone, and you’re emailed the moment they do. The signature block — name, email, date and time, IP address and a fingerprint of the document — prints on your copy from then on. Change orders approve themselves when signed. No account or app needed on their side, and you can still print for a wet signature.
Yes, on every plan. Leads is a simple pipeline — new enquiry, contacted, site visit booked, estimate sent, won or lost — with a follow-up date on each one, the source it came from, and notes. Bookings from your public booking page land in it automatically. One click converts a lead to a client, books the site visit or starts the estimate. Follow-ups are yours to make; Estiquik doesn’t send automated emails to leads.
Yes, on the Crew plan. Invite up to 10 people by email — each gets their own login into your workspace, working on the same clients, estimates, invoices, and expenses. One flat subscription, no per-user pricing. Billing, payment connections, and invites stay with the account owner.
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